The Law Cafe: Everything To Know About the Upcoming Legal Comedy Kdrama

The Law Cafe is an upcoming Kdrama that will once again bring something new to the legal genre that we can’t help getting addicted to. The show will bring love and law with the fiery female lead who will steal our hearts.

The Law Cafe story revolves around a former prosecutor turned building owner and a present lawyer with a beautiful face with a fiery personality. The drama will show the events that will take place when these two meet as the latter becomes a tenant of the former. It will also focus on the events that take place at a law firm that also runs as a cafe.

The show is set to bring out some comedy and some drama that will catch out attention because these two together never fail. And just adding in the thrill of solving cases with the legal genre makes it more intriguing than ever.

The trailer of this upcoming Kdrama has already intrigued us and we cannot help but wait to see the complicated yet comic love story of the protagonists. So let’s wait for this exciting show, here’s all you need to know about the Korean series.

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The Law Cafe Plot

The official synopsis reads- “The Law Cafe tells the love story of Kim Jeong-ho (Lee Seung-gi), a former prosecutor who is known as “monster genius”, and Kim Yu-ri (Lee Se-young), a beautiful lawyer with a four-dimensional personality.”

The Law Cafe Cast

Directed by Lee Eun-jin, the show starts Lee Seung-gi, Lee Se-young, Kim Nam-hee, Kim Seoul-gi, Oh Dong-min, Ahn Dong-goo alongside other cast members.

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The Law Cafe Release Date and Trailer

The Law Cafe is set to release on September 5, 2022, and will be available for streaming on Viki. The 16 episodes show will release new episodes every Monday and Tuesday at 9:50 KST.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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